Yes, I agree it is behavior under stimulus control...we shouldn't ignore the
existential grounding. The "let's just care", etc. response is itself an
approach, and an ideologically loaded assumptive framework that would be
rejected by the Master. But then the master asked for words of releva
Ah, Mike, but the silent disciple did respond--to several things.
Make it a good day
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Sometimes no response is just "no response". Especially if one isn't
really paying attention but making believe that one is. What assumptions
does a "master" make about the disciples behavior in the story below
and how does anyone truly know what is in another's heart?
If all we have is behavior,
